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for Howard because he’s “different,” little realizing he is a dick who refuses to be deflected from his duty.
What it stacks up to is seventy-six minutes of good fast entertainment.
Your Reviewer Says: Tough, taut thriller
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Vv' (F) It’s a Great Feeling (Warners)
HOLLYWOOD really kids itself in this one. Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson play themselves — a couple of actors working for the Brothers Warner. The studio’s famous directors bow out when they learn the unpopular Mister C. is to be starred. Producer Bill Goodwin decides to let Jack direct the picture whereupon Dennis prepares to make a fast exit.
It’s waitress Doris Day who changes Morgan’s mind. Doris longs to trade her tray for a make-up kit and the boys set about selling her to Goodwin, doing it the hard way, of course. Doris does a takeoff of a French glamour gal that’s hilarious and her screen test with Jack, in which the sound track goes haywire, will have you howling. Carson is a great big overgrown kid with nary an inhibition, and Morgan is amiability itself.
What with a gag here, and a song there, plus guest appearances by Joan Crawford, Gary Cooper, Jane Wyman, Errol Flynn, Ronald Reagan and Edward G. Robinson, you’ll be wellentertained.
four Reviewer Says: Sure-fire fun.
kV (F) I Was a Male War Bride (20th Century-Fox)
1CARY GRANT movie is always a reason for rejoicing. In this one, Cary and atxactive Ann Sheridan are involved in a series of absurdly humorous situations.
A French captain stationed in Germany, Gary goes out of his way to insult Ann, a IVAC lieutenant. She finds him equally repulsive, or so she tells him. Next thing you know, they are up to their ears in love. It takes a bit of doing, however, to circumvent Army red tape and get Grant aboard m American-bound boat as Ann’s “war aride.”
Cary is, in turn, glum and romantic, while Ann is beautifully blunt. The chances ire you’ll enjoy their antics.
four Reviewer Says: Cary in a comedy of errors.
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